Dismal Scientist
Dani SandlerA place for me to share my thoughts, since I'm tired of social media. Sometimes with charts (but I've renamed for chart of the day because that was too restrictive)
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Fire in Paradise
I have a bunch of ideas of analyses I could do with public use data (Census or otherwise), that I may never have time to turn into complete papers. But with the help of AI, I realized I can at least do the analyses themselves. And then I ca...
Temp Agencies
There is new QWI data available by 6-digit NAICS code. My colleague David Wasser used it to look at the space economy. I was interested using it to look at temp agencies.
Highlights from the 2026 ASSA meetings
These were some of my favorite sessions and events from the ASSA meetings this weekend. Although it’s no longer true that everyone in the profession attends every year, I enjoyed the conference. I saw many of people I haven’t seen in a whil...
Does Working from Home Make Us More Isolated?
As the structure of work changes from work in an office to remote and hybrid work, the people we spend time with will also change. Benjamin Cowen and Todd Jones use the American Time Use Survey in their paper “Social Substitution? Time Use ...
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Economist studying the labor market dynamics of a variety of subgroups of the U.S. population. All opinions are my own.
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